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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-02
SCHOOL REPORT.
For the IN rec Months Uinfer Ter'" End
iag March 20. 1887.


Room No. 3.-G. l.. Woodworth, teach
ar, average number belonging, 23.O7;
average daily attendance, 2O.26; pupils
neither absent nor tardy: Amelia Pehl,
Ruby Rowley. Room No. Miss Mat
tie T.. Hollistcr, teacher; average num-
ber belonging, 1880; average daily at
tendence, 332S, Room No. Miss
Eva Morrison, teacher; average number
belonging, 45.77; average daily attend
ance, 4O.51; pupils neither absent nor
tardy: Flora Tender. Total, for whole
school average number belonging, lOS.-
81 average daily attendance, 94.O5
SCHOOL REPORT
For the month ending March %, 1887.
Room No. &C. l.. Woodworth, teach
er average number belonging, 2l.5O;
average daily attendance, 1913; pupils
neither absent nor tardy Blanche
Campbell, Ruby Rowlcy, Amelia Pehl,
Daisy Uren, Andrew Vandandaigue.
Room No. Miss Matte +. IIollister,
teacher; average number belonging, 36.-
so; average daily attendance, 3l.00
Room No. Miss Eva Morrison, teach
cr; average number belonging, $3.50
average daily attendance, 50.92; pupils
neither absent nor tardy; Mary Carl
veau, Michael Benan, Amanda Shubcrg
Flora Tender, Louisa Carivcau, Anna
K9pclxe. Total, for whole school, aver
age number belonging, 1880; average
daily attendance, 1O1 30.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-02

". A boarding house Is also being erect
ed
The work OF putting in the new ma
chinery at the Youngstown goes ON fine
~.
The land ON which is situated the Kim
ball mine il being cleared of all timber.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-02

will sell all of my salooniurniture and
bar iixturcs--a complete saloon outtit--
in the building now occupied by me, ut
a very reasonable figure. The building
can he rented cheaply for term OF one
or two years, after May 1, 1887.
11-5 PAT. McHuGH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-02
MINING MENTION.
BRIEF NOTES REGARDING MINES
AND EXPLORATIONS.

Fan Tiam of Machinery being Placed b'
Position az fhe Dunn Minc-50,000 TONS
of Ore 10 he Raised ia fSS7-Ner
Fiad on section T'renfy-eighf bD
~. q. KfHbaii--df the Poiaf
fHfnc-~ The I'odmok -- CIR
c1iar of he kimbaU
Co--Harhef Report.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-02

IEvT FOR Tagg Mhne The Best
nearolis Iuhiin Loana andP Protective Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

ZEAL ESTATE LAWYERS Sor 10 sror THKGr TN-
AMiNATIoNs uT mn REGISTERS OFFICE.
Real estate lawyers are Interested inst now. much
politics viii a lcw THIN. In thr chpr'- bciu2 made
to investigate the Er2~tcrs Office and IL meiho!" %
doing business. Tie appointment tho Real i.-ia'o
Exchange Yesterday uf additional committee IN the
matter I, looked upon BY ra estate men AZ n!icsilne
war 10 The knife The committee 81 real c-ilc law
yerS appointed .asi March TO effect an investigate"
Of the Office consisted Of T.. W tocgr-!ali. JOHN 7
IoOkman, louis sanders, W &. or ani George Nad-
dingon. Their arrest in Ecgi-icr >lrvins criminal
su has been one of nc nDiab" feature Of thr ca>r
The committee selected Wednesday con~liing
If Frederic H. Couleri Henry l.. U0vlanj, Al e'i
Matthew T.. Ilcrv Andcr-on and Har'iton "deli T.
expected 10 cooperate with The oil committee IN
making thing, hot - POSSIBLE fOr he Icsii"'-
Nh Coulter, said yc.iciday that thu Advisory COM
ni,tcc hal been appointed !n consequence ~ the
Hegi-crs action in sircs,ing members OF the Former
committee ani that while thr arrc-; hal not h,en
male unnccc-sa-y oneious II had az bat been nm
p,ca-an Mir Coud"rt sail that BE- supi o-"i iha' a.
tho one first named ON the committee q was hi cu''
10 call mrciins Of it. hu; that he hal Eoi vet done
80. and would probably moi do - at present Tie
whole matter would cone I'D in when the cini-
nal ,nt came to trial. There the c0n'c,t w"nd "r
The two committee. Woui ACT together to ~u>ta d
the charges originally brought acainI tho Register
4 real estate lawyer who b. watching tho p"I,lcV
situation Just now a'd y a>>ocla'ei WIN sn,' hhp'
az The coun;fcc -ald thai nothing wOud b" done ID
tlr matter until after election. This addition &" Inc
g. comm tee was INA e the purlo-c o p'~'lilh-
4. formidable an array If LAWYERS possible WIN
The object Of sustaining the charge agth-, me l,'F
i.,cr's Office. The charge, b; stated ""ah "' wa.
ou- p;shci after election . -, ,
A. t. th, charge. made by the Old committee iIa'
Di.t.ict Attorney MARITIME nat exceeded Id t""fi- ]"
. cnnstiiu Ing hlrr-r tribunal With l""cI 10 'e
tcrninc whether the Charge asain-i ne w."
,staldi-lrd,- Mr. MARITIME said Yesterday tAa " "a
his duty under the la% &" examine lip eurh 'li' =.
as had been made against the reg 'r, ana hoiIi
| iud,r,cut lie facts warranted H. then ~ -"""'
| rrc.en, the matter to the Grand JnY. lii- 'H''"'
| n.,Ion however Lad icd him 10 me cnh'l"'i"n ga"
/ 10 60 ga nnt vDuant such ari0n. dnd 70" 40"
."coriinglr determined no 20 pE-rni lhr ca - ia
] 4
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Ilohy II scoch whose business was pnitht down car
retS went into luor al nehnnire Land twentieth
81 aud Iourth July 1883 william j. lr"In ia"
yer asLc nn t. rnk aud lie refused. Hiscock says that
~ Ell knock III him down twice. breaking his left leg in
two place. ~cock sued Irwin for S2O0oO damages The
.e Wa tiled IN te supreme Court beoreJusce ingrahm
ana iury and verdict rendered yesterday GIVING the
plaintiff $3.50. - - - -. .. -. ..... 4,
yrr net tot WITH Interest mote was recovered
Yesterday by E'l Tracy the 'cts7 IN san IN
Justice Patterson ANA iiiV against
NJ. cNecutrin OF Nathaniel \ Cow
,r.y Tho dcicnco tho note fra'iueiy obtlnNl
e, Mr. oMdrey by MI 1iacy not sustained by The
verdict . -, .. ,..,..,t.. ,.... 90 -.
Th su d. Chase against Valentine lrott, 10 re
coyrr . alleged contract for aiNertsng the defend.
In tho ara oil The Bet he was
tried Yesterday ia Court before Judge Nehibas anu
ry The defendant -at bis name on the contract was
FOR, eI aud the found for hln
libel $4,000 WIS begun Yesterday IN ne nltei
states circuit ourt by the nani Srabnri COastng com
pany the f. C. KNIGHT against TIE owners o,
NJ OIL knight
Il" a ,n,on With the steamer OF Little Egg asrbor on
october TX ,,, -, ,..,... -, ,.a..
10 the Trust. safe Deposit aud security Com
Many of Phi ad-lphis. show liabilities $3.50 D. hVhlha.
assets n SOS ~ aud actual assets SlOJZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

snraling OF tho disconiinuance OF tho SUNS "s'",'
Jay Gould and Russell Sage a. trustees oi ,n' .o'
sodaod mortgage bonds Of the Kansas Pac'hc '''i""y
Coupany. a lawyer for the defence saiu ScS.o'uA'
The following dispatch has been ro'oN'u "o"
~ - ,,t,r house I'm Amsterdam rms stand
~ d n f. ,eported that attorneys used name
without authority. but difficult to ascertain ohcaiy'
The complaint In the civil suit was curiosity IN us
a a,n M ono would be surprised at tho result VINO
hou,d rcad H. The Idea of Withdrawing inc crIina,
action and thon writing letter u '"o '''"'
b,ict Attorney MARITIME vent before s s6s agsns,
% cs,c,day I'm reference to the charges Has" % ~,
'S ;,"ii and Russell sage of violation Oi uust IA
their action as trustees Of Kansas aca so Uate and
anc a. ." although Air MARITIME stu has the ma''o'
unAer considerations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

srprKuy oovur-CsAMBtgs- Douobue Nos.
81 ~ 1874 al l42 l5l. l6, 1875 zoo, 232 24- -'- -'o'
5,7 3tjg 2s7 2ss 300
-vsi,p,r,E couKT-spRciAL TERn-PART J.-Betoro Law
renee J-Adourned fof the term 49, ,, -
, nUrh1nn Nos los 2oi oo9 pa 1919 2Si. 200
~ rKTMp CoUKI-GENERAL TERM-Botorc Van Brunt, T.
j.. Brady and Daniels. J. J-seces, ,. ,..n
SI-rRVMR COURI-CIRCJir-PAkI
Nos 1870 75g 1873 l24S 1874 1911 dS.o i5o% looo 1901
ills 1856. 1892 1870. llS0 l2l7. l222 lisa ,,,oo
Nos i25i oeS $40 s64 9o6 640 1927, $50 l. SSJ. oee
9bs 95a ii6b 6es l773. 700. 7si. $50 zu,,,,,,
Ns hSis y0ss s:4 2i06 2lO9 2Oo6. 2nsJ 2l75 2059.
1862 l72s. 2220 2l9s 2l5l lgt1 l"' ZVs.; si p,
Case on. No day calendar ,, , vYu n, WILLIAM,
suKRoGArEs CoUgT-Beore Rollins s'-"lIl oi "i'li'"
snrgnIor Cocxr-srFcrAL TERM-BeOre pugro, J-Ns
ol svPnrios couRr-THAL TERM-rARr L-AGourned for
rFRion KrTRIAL II-Before Freedman
mo l2lI - rr. nan, rtr pceora o,Cor.
nan JNos ~ 7sS 7s9. 100. 70l. 1S4 1855 r
sIpsRIoH CouET-TRIAL 1KKM-PARr lV.-BeIore Irua1'
"x p.ksssptcAL TRR,i-Befors Allen mo day
csroSex p1r.segSERAL TsnM-Bctorc Daily P. j. and
A,'ox pGS.sTPitI TTgm-PARr Before Larreuore
e J-AlIournel until Monday. october ~. ,, >-x.,
COMMON PLEAs-LQUlrr rERN-.Auourhed uh'h No'o"
oe@omxoy PLEAs-TrIAL TERM-PARr H-Beforo Book
10 yer J-Cs.e on. No day calendar 49,, :, ,
CITY couRTTIiAL TER,PAnT iBefoTs NC Adam ,n Ss
1919 1851 sSsl go si0, s SnSo' 'o'' '0''
CRY couRT-TRIAL fERM-PARr II.-Befors BROWNE j.
sgyY Gousg-Te.L TgRN-PART III.Beore Nshrbas
NJ AGA Slsa s5i0 1925 1886 1893. 1904 S1va S5*l,
ara 8lI $685. ISL sA7 Ssi9 3sse Ssi7 Sss $780, Syui
CouRr on GENERAL sEssioSs.rhnr i nal Sh'og
\ Pleadings-Nos 10. H. "a. H. IA, 10 III. IL.
- d g az GENERAL SKssIoSs-PARr IBero's Cowiug j.
and As.istsnt District. Attorney Purdy-Nos. q. 4.
Sc zs9 TO- II. IL. Is. IA. 10. 10. IL. Is. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
nomination OF Dr. Mcnamara, who is opposed by TIT
trustees and others OF that ward
STRUGGLING NTH THE ESTIMlTES.

THE BOARD VOTES THE AsYLCMS MORE MoNEf-
MAYOR HEWITT on BEEF AND MILK.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Estimate ana Ap-
portionment yesterday the provisional estimates Vi '
Department Charities AMI Correction were taksh up
Tor the city prisons $4,000 asked and allowed
Bellevue and the three reception hospitals got
the Penitentiary sos 794 For the Amshouse %'9'ooo
asked The amount allowed last year Tor inc Ems
house S62.97S %. DR.. simmons sXplaiIca 'ha' 'o
Commissioners desire to increase the quantuy y" 'o"
and clothing for next year. The amount OF "ea' i'
each pauper he rassl to twelve ounces
daily. Tue Mayor thought that this price OF meat wo""
be cheaper next winter. DR.. Simmsns thought IL was
likely that the price would up before the emu
OF the year.
Mayor Hewitt-we interested in cattle raising s and
MY not give The panpers mix he ,, ,nea an pau
per of the worst kind. .Iaughcf.l
DIR. Simmons thought that luik weuli he dearer than
meat for the Incur2be Hospital 1868 was askeu ana
allowed. For the Workhouso S7033j was allowed an
increase Of about So 900. The Iunatc Asylum got
Sl06JS5 this year Sl6),s27 asked for next. DE-
simmons explained that the of food per capita
would be increased from Il 20 30 cents per day.
Mayor Hewitt-Ccmplsints more as to inc MAJ
Speaking from Sbseryasion NAV "a. " thai would
food servo in the way is served there unless were M
There was a long discussion. DR.. Macdonald being APP
pealed TO- and explained many things tending 10 sho"
that the increase was necessary.
Mayor Hewitt propose 30 give the Irnatio AsyInn ,e
asked for II Dr. Macdon AID docs nos correct
abuses complained Of theu hope public ndgnst"n WAL
drive him
Dr. Macdonalh-I accept the responsibility.
The fall amount asked for allowed. The fom%o'
pathc Hospital and Incbriate Asylum got $4,000 ana
the New-IOrk city Insane Asylum S2ooooo for
salaries supplies and all other items S12ll"' was
asked for 1857. The amount allowed was Si.i933oo'
The Mayor this point sug that IL would be better
for the members Of the Board 10 postpone further aon
until they had visited the Institutions and seen for them
selves what needed.
Sheriff Grant INT the expenses o; "hs once
for is, at $3.50" TIE Board cut u no" S u
to S59SCO County Clerk Ilack asked Ioi
81 $50 fov Justices and clerks for the .sn
prrinc Court for salaries OF the county Clerk ehoo
So $50 aud $500 Tor ihreo extra clerks For Dccora
lion Day 70p ny Tho rePresehialv
Of the Grand Army The Mayor objected {" ms anu TUG
item was dropped Thr civil service Examining Board
got $4,000 for expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

The fol,ow.-g isiIute adopted W@inc- lay
al the NcwYon. qudrc-" n,oc!ing "f Friend rep
i.srniug the member 0i that sogciF :""4s IL < -
AO.k. ilg- and queens Counties
Iu~amuch A. SO ''licyc that the Iir-t Day of The
Week Ia, been ms LET apart ia Divine Law aGd
Wisdom a. a daY g. Fr-f flDrn labor and FOR tho
ship tim who !, tn~ tiVCl OF cVr.y good and perfect
giu. And recognize our re- POn,ibi.iii's a.
81 lrn- OF "A tio whose ttc hsprin"s- and prosperity
ret nnder iIUNidr'rc ia the right aiuni-tlaiOn II
proper laws. and tina; those law shnr dwar h' The
Illustration and piacl,I enforcement "i ih" Ia" "i
cod. II j. with alarm That we haze considered al his
time the cioli- Of THOSE who would break down one
Of The bnlwals Of our liberty "a, ii.tiou men aud
wuncn and hy tho dr-0Craon OF ia" Christian Fab
bath bring INTO disrrpIc the cause for which that
sabbath wa Instituted.
We protest especially against mailing II dy Of
d,banchnfy ana crime opening ice saloon foi no
sale of aIor or licensing places Of mer anin-r or
those which would ~ any vas dcilac' nom 81, on
scTVancc , -
our members are cunc-tiy advised To u-r an p'pr
othod, for the d,-emIna ION of correct views upon
mi. sub cc for the conservation Of our lgi- anu
nrIyi cgcs A. Christian people IN Christian iaih Tor
The maintenance of the Law aud for the glory oi ""I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
yryD,ySS tTtru ror ( SrrAnEr.


The a,.Ai.4y oppressed yesterday win rear" I" 4"
nan, RIVAL of The steamer city of M'NdWltl' ''"'
A,,lcan potts Wa needles sac wa ""' "'' ~
sd b..lu,, Oh Wednesday, but ia view oi The pnar".''"o
M ,,i.,,rs ,lacri upon ycs-,ls coming from New f"fh
,c the fr-t reports Of cholera AMI because o W.
Il t,fion Of one of the dreaded noithfi' on '''
Mexican coast between october ana H. S"' VIC"
DELAYED and Will not be eXpc'ted before cary "'N
,r., She I. one Of the sisnchc-t vessels III o''ai
.,,,,co and /, commanded 10y captain KNh'u'' INV
,o,.i a,cfn and efficient OF American haNiSa'oI'
1hc city OF Alexandria was h'ar' ho" "i''" ~
arrival If TN. steamer Thomhlil here on Iuc'iaS
-, -, n.o,,.. "A IN October : the former vas threat
,uoI with quarantine because of coming iroh p',,
,.hc,. c,ol,ra was reported 10 be Captain hoyhou
concluded to 20 Vera cruz On tho next ""S INC
. me- iI,,r III. ing OPP which was reporter ~ iiih mn
~ ~ L,,i,e done gi,,at damage 30 the hatbor' ran
rad and buiding- IroSirSo. ana J. SuPpo'ou " T
ia, a. dl..,,n,ls ,I Diner places on re c"ts' ~,
,S,y =. snitia was consequently DELAYED anu IVA
,t' ,.ayc Vera cruz il Tuesday last ~ ~ no, -
ho' ray" ~ ,oi s,oo No Havana. IN which case she
viii not 10 heard f0m tai mo a'r'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
CHARGES AGAINST 4 BRIDGE PoLIcEHAN

CHARGES Against BhIDdE rum IMAM
Edwin Il. Crutcher. resident OF Brooklyn ami agent
in this city for the Conklng Trust Company oil
Kansas city has complained to the Bridge trustees OF
brutal treatment received by hm On Tuesday eVeHing al
the NewYork end OF the Bridge 1T the hands OF Bridge
Policeman Michael Koeran. Eecause he did not " steT
forward Fast Keenan, dcsircd. MI Crutehcr say'
that he violently forward and finally arrested
and marched 10 the Oak street Police statioS where
Keepan charged him with assault. though nothing re-
sembng an assault had occurred. After spending four
hours in cell Mr. Crutchcr Was released on bail me
next morning when the Jusucc heard Inc case III tls
Te,bs Police Court, he instantly discharged t.c prs
4, A..
President Howell OF the Bridge trustees wrote 10 Mr.
Crchcr Yesterday that day vOul; be pointed for al
he would be asked 10 appear ana felae
the circuns ances. II the policeman was iouhh shly
"a would he dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
r1fys ron 1nE NATIONAL coNrA>UoN.
r-yctrr,rN WHERE TN EErU GtfC>NS VIII Nif'
>.Lx1 ~ OWE. Wv MIelIL,.

r-..ctrr,IS WUsET TiII ELIt Gift AS VIII HI.i'
NEXr YFAR--NR. >Iw : wINIit7.
Joln G. Scv, 81 Irdianaioi-, who - 'f"'i"'" -
IN. pc,mLlicsn Committee oi Indiana ara "rHD'
~ tho repnlcsE National t"mInhicr' - ~ '''
cuacr Horse where hc was asked tr~l' ~" '''"'
the rerubl,can Hati1igd Convention % h"NI gear.
Among other ihine- ne -ad
The pco, - al chicago want tho '"nN i'" 10 lie
convened there very much. They haze h'a" h"c
hotel and convention hall especially f"r Na'iOia'
cnuycutious They trcaird the Na'iohh committee
baniy thrrc in 1854. bm / presume on rroii' III
Indiana would rattle have the convention III tbi''sV
t}ap I'm New orl lccau>" more 81 them @'uia re'
"a chicago / would not be In favor OF t'n'in'a'i
hrcau.c il f. too hot there ia Junc j; indianapolis
.horIJ wait The COM cntlon sinrd. oi course
,avo~ nat city cur hotel accommodations 'n'To
are moi a. large a. elsewhere. Dm ivn'in'pn H'l
will hO'd 800 lri~On~. -, . $3.50.
Wear after year there r. complaint that too n my
ornu. 90 io the COM ciiiOIs and thai iiiy ave 100
rc,,n'.cd with oul,i"1s Onhcr than dcir lc5.
Ne. Ger, time a new tOnN cniion = Gh "d W
lcc,oo I, be the cH0t - e. larger
,l,~. IA hold ihc sessions. IliT" mas
nncTcr been a Republican Nailonai Convent On IN
%rv- Yor... They have been brld ia Fhiiid" MA
baltimore. Cincinnati ami three IN hiraS" nave
no, made up nay mind for what ! &C" -iaii vote
iyecau-r 30 not vet hnpw what ON pro'ir VIII NAM.
/ presume thai the friend Of Mr.. Hiaine VII iiFor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
PEESECrTED WITHOCT C.ir>E.

POINTED OUr T, ThE DNrt-N-snT.Irr With \
JCD,>-IIKE SALUTE
Louis T. sot wine importer of No - south William
ST. was married two months ", 10 Miss Massire'
4 Handsome young native OF Porto lico'
Mr. Ti,sot with h. hridc was spending the
when he heard that reports reiectns upon his hn'ine'S
integrity were afoat IN New-York Cty Thercupoa he
returned city three weeks Mt Ti'sot mas as
partner Edward anchy WHO Is head Of The n'nn mouse
I'm bordeaux france white M Tissot has charge OF the
branch IN this city In Bordeaux the FRA - BiInchy
4 Co; IN this city ia 1i.sot a 60.
When Mr. I1ssoi went on his bridal trip he left his
business IN the hands OF "a al HIS partner Inc DAY
10 returned TO the city. willis oaiin; h' dinner in
Broad street chop house. youn: Mr. Blnnehy came up
aud slapped hlm Familiarity the shoulder And induitod
after his health. At thu sains instant two dePuysheH'
appeared upon the and arrest al MI Iiifot Inc
astonshcd wine dealer. on demanding 10 sh'" 'he
cause o, their action that he had hcen nj
the instance OF yoan. Nj Banchy, Who accused hi'h o'
ni,nppioprisns the fund, the firm 80 the amoun' OF
5000 Acc sa,nE 10 Mr EancN's statement Il'''i
va. only an agent his iAtaOr and had 10 u Int TO 'e
money for good, scni him on consignment
There ~. no time :or explanation sna the prisoner
was hurried Hlong 10 the oaccs OF h: l1WJcr'' " H.
Iessatt and lame FOX. Of Temple Court u wa Nlili
aaV and they tired 10 u. 10 gci bail All oil HiI
Trssois fiends. howcgcf.to whom ic applied hil ic
ceivel ymou- c1mmdnicatinh- thfoish D" ma" "'
ucuncius Mr. II ..1t - q swinier aud dead boat ana
they were afraid <, his bail - lie went - Lhd""
street jan where remained I'll the succeeding n"
dav when he secured bail. only To bc rcIfs-.'ed On
Tuesday "a sccond charge brought 10y yonng Hancny:
similar 10 tho nr>i. dr. 1s''t remained W. ni"aom
street jail uniil last tuesday. w"os Icvott was
nade , 10 Jndsg1, pnEr' prn,inr vac 70 Whom The
case nad brou sent. tan. 'ha imrri-"nn'ent
lei go on his own recoenrarcc lie does not rend to
let the Iaaticr drop, and .N' lhai u - uoHc ~ l"np
Ne anifms ,lat he i. no, onI, = partner. hnt owns
$4,000 Of tho stock OF tho firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
RITTER STREET LIGHTING FOR ME VERNON

BETTER STREET LIGHTING FOR Mt VERNON
Atameetirg last Tuesday OF the trustees OF M. Yer
nom the matter of lighting the streets considered.
There are the village several gas districts but as
these do not include all the streets. some plan lad 10 10
adopt Ell for lighting the rest Ii was proposed 70 mako
a contract with the American Electric Manusac,uHng
Company for plant OF hfty are lights To be pun up
within short for lighting the principal streets and
avenues II WAS also suggested that proposals he ILL.,
vitod from different gas companies tor lighting tho
streets with gas These proposals Will he more fully
Tered and one both will be adopted at meeting
10 he held next week - 49, ,,,, -
Tic request OF the residents Of Chester I'LL. VINO
sh. time ago had pipes put through their streets
al their own expense have the village take arge OF
them and pu fourteen street MIGRANTS, has been re
ferred 10 COunsel.
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THE COIR1S.
ACCUSED OF HAVING MIXED MOTIVES.

AtCt SEQ Oh llAN lNU AiAED SiCi A''-'
I, I'M LAND WANTED FOR THE ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD THE ARGUMENT.
4 hearing look place yesterday before Justice Doho-
hno in the supreme Court ~ the matter OF the appllca
lion Of the suburban Rapid Transit Company Tor PER
mi sion TO take for the OF IT. ahioad I'VE pdiccS
Of land on the south side of one hundred and twenty
ninth st. between second and Thiid ave-. William
H. pano and other oGHcrs, who resist lie ippil'a'!Oh'
wcro represented by John r. Parsons, John clinton
Gray and j. 4. Davenport. Thomas ]" ogden ap
pcatcd for the company Ca behalf oil ;he lanioWers
IL il, claimed that the company has no legal existence
did not comply with the Rapid TIan>i act IN organizing
and lid not bcaln to build within the lime prescribed
hy law.
II is further aVcIIcd that the company does not nccd
h- lard for the purposes of storing rolling stock a
tho apnIc ION forth aud ha, Already land enough
River. II j. charged that the companNs rai "brc'
ia trans fer the control of this land 10 the Manhattan
f.. lVav COMPANY that the latter may make con
uc,iion bcf,gccu second and Third ave-. John j.
roc- the chi engineer Of the company. gave tr-tl-
nopV I'm rcard the locaiun of the lOdl anu ni me
cnvcfcd land. and the bearing va, ADJOURNED uil
Tue dJt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
FLOWER SNOW AT THE EDEN MUsEE.


The wax people the Eden Muses were almost lost
Yesterday IN bowers OF leaves and blossoms. little groves
of cycrgreens and ferns aud banks OF owsrs Tie fa
flower show which is TO continue for week. was opened
anu proved an attractive exhibition in every way
roneo and Juliet find themselves in a pretty garden,
and George Washington he lands from his boat on the
Delaware sees a tropical plant growing ia tho New
Jersey ice.
The winter garden has anything but winter APP
pcarauce In the mid lie is group Of palms ana tree
Th M uIaY of chrysantheInuns Is especially good and
many In all parts OF tue hd ih7
collection includes some cholce specimens.
made nhar fern il prominent feature and i0iius
yrety groundwork for the display OF nowers mere IL
GOOD G. nlDit OF carnations. The show - unhcf the
charge OF Adolphe lie Moult IL Is announced tDa new
designs will he added daily.
Ihs special committee ia charge or mo hover sno"
consiSs of Mrs Van L, nssecs Cruger {. SchwatL
waeller Mrs Egbert Guernsey III. W. McNicker and MI
Lee Moult.